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Sarah Siddons letter to Rev. Mr. Dennison and engravings

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    Sarah Siddons letter to Mr. Rodwell

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    Brief one-page signed note from Siddons to Mr. Rodwell, Drury Lane Theatre, nominating Edward White for free admission to the Drury-Lane Theatre for the 1819/20 season.

    mssHM 2951

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    Sarah Siddons letter to Hester Piozzi

    Manuscripts

    Signed autograph letter from Siddons in Edinburgh, Scotland, to Hester Lynch Salusbury Thrale Piozzi, dated May 15, 1795, with last page dated May 17, 1795. The letter discusses music and theater performances.

    mssHM 24015

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    Sarah Siddons letter to Patty Wilkinson

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    One-page fragment of a signed letter in which Siddons communicates that she will be staying with Lady Barrington, who was mourning the death of her son, until she is "wanted in Edinborough." The letter is addressed "To Miss Wilkinson."

    mssHM 11385

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    Sarah Siddons letter to Mr. Brunton

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    mssHM 63359

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    Thomas Campbell notebook on the English stage and "Life of Mrs. Siddons"

    Manuscripts

    Volume is also referred to as "Notes on the English Stage" and "Original manuscript notebook of Thomas Campbell, the poet, for his "Life of Mrs. Siddons." Includes separated housing.

    mssHM 33780

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    Sarah Bixby letter to Martha Hathaway

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    In this letter addressed "Dear Sister Martha," Sarah Bixby writes from Rancho San Justo in San Benito County, California. She describes the cold weather, and tells of the recent wedding of Margaret Hathaway, who, Sarah writes, has moved from "the heights of the betrothed young lady to the every day duties of the plain married woman, and now is her time, to make her mark in the world, by making her husband happy and her home attractive." She wonders "if Margaret will be a good correspondent now that she is married." The rest of the letter concerns family members and mutual acquaintances. Also included are three black-and-white portrait photographs: one of Mr. & Mrs. Lewellyn Bixby, one of Martha Hathaway, and one of Mrs. Jotham Bixby. Photos have identifying information on backs.

    mssHM 15208